Enrique Mamani, a prominent leader of the EVISTA party in Bolivia, has been placed in preventative isolation at Chonchocoro prison for 90 days. The decision, announced by the director of the national penitentiary system, Juan Carlos Limpias, follows concerns about potential reprisals linked to recent social blockades that have disrupted the country. "We have isolated him for his own safety," Limpias stated in an interview shown in the Red Uno report, "due to the unrest caused by the blockades." Footage from the report shows Mamani being transferred to the prison under heavy security. This preventative measure aims to prevent potential conflicts within the prison walls, ensuring Mamani's safety during his detention. The situation reflects the ongoing political tensions in Bolivia.
[embed]https://www.tiktok.com/@redunotv/video/7513765895471123717[/embed] | El director nacional del régimen penitenciario informó que el aislamiento…
